Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-28
KNOX.

KNOX.
A Rockand man who takes occasional trips
t. Boston and New YORK has 40 int nctive
horror of botherng himself with luggage
He ttkes with him one clean collar which he
C carrie, under the sweat band of his hat.
LINCOLN.
NORTH WALDoBoRo.-Our Correspondent
writes Sept 20 Henry Burnheimer is build
ing a very bice stable near his dwelling house.
The work IL being done by Thomas II. Mink.
1t is reported by rumor that Della Mink,
wife of John II. Mink, formerly of Jefferson
died in Wat very sudde nly.--The gun
ners are securing the woods in search of
woodcock and partridge many are found.-A
valuable horse belonging to Mary A. Hodg-
kins got cast in the woods last Sunday, the
18th. and when found it WAS in critical
condition. But the kind aid and assistance
of friends and neighbors, it was removed
from perilous state, two ribs being broken
together with other bad bruises. Ii will
recover with kind treatment.
PENoBsCoT.
Prof A. b. Aubert, the able head of the
Department of Chemistry at the State College
has Just ordered large amount of new APP
parstus for the of the students in that
course. Under Prof. ALBERT, the chemical
course at the NJ. S G. has become noted as
one of the finest that can be found and there
will be no steps backward in this direction.
SAGADAHoC.
Capt. James T. Morse of Bath was severely
injured at the Drummore Mills, Saturday
afternoon Mrs. Ellen Hennessey, widow of
the late Timothy Hennessey, died suddenly
Sunday evening of heart disease. Sh4 WAS APP
psreutv in her usual good health Sunday
and was conversing with her son when she
suddenly expired. Her age was 65. Joseph
NJ. Hennessey, msil agent on the Bath and
Lewiston route is 4 son of the deceased.
SOMERSET.
n MADISON Our correspondent writes,
Sept 81 Mrs, Rebeccs merrill. wife of Rev.
Mark Merril. passed away Wednesday at |
Y NJ the funeral services were conducted
bv the Rev Mr.. Carr. Friday at | p. VI.
The deceased was highly esteemed lady
who had been conuectt with the church for
many wears and was one of the earliest mem
bers of the church on BLACKWELL Hill, and
will he greatly missed BY those who have had
the pleasure of her acquaintance Il pros
pernus singing school has been started at the
Twelve Corners. under the direction of
Horace Ridley of Athens. Jesse Lee
Wilson now occupies the vacancy at the
Paterson toll bridge IS collector, caused by
the former occupant, Eben Haeget, moving
to Norriigewo ck to take charge of the bridge
at that place. Lyceum at South Scion
was reorgsnized Tuesday week. with the
same interest manifested as formerly The
Sabbath school enjoyed good concert Sun
day night with full house as is the usual
result
| CoRNvILLE. = Our correspondent writes
/ Sept. eth John Willey's barns were burned
/ yesterday at o'clock. P NJ Loss about
| $1,000; insured for about $780, csuse of fire
unknown -Micsjah NJ Barker of Oregon is
/ home on a visit.--Ssmuel Benson and wife
( Of Boston, Mass, are visiting friends in Corn
! vile, his native place Samuel L. Peavey
sud family LETT for California last week, hop
I ing to regain his health by avoiding cold
weather. --Cornville cattle show and fair
( Tuesday if fair weather, otherwise first fair
dsy after.
WALDO.
FREEDOM. - Our correspo ndent writes,
Sept. 27: The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ches